BY THE ARUSHA NEWS CORRESPONDENT Meru Cricket Challengers (MCC) defeated Annadil Burhani ‘B’ by 18 runs and Arusha Cricket Challengers (ACC) submerged A to Z cricketers by four wickets to register their first victory in six matches, in the on-going Syed Ali Khamenei Memorial Tournament at the St. Constatine grounds, last weekend. Annadil Burhani won…
The winners of the Padel Tournament pose for a memorable group photograph following the conclusion of the competition at Sikh Union Club, formerly Twiga Club, in Arusha, last week. Standing, from left, are: Preet Nanra, Manveen Sagoo and Nikita Shiraz. Squatting are: Jasraj Seehra, Gurtaran Jandu and Prabhvir Ghattora. (Photo by Paul Mzungute) BY THE…
Gurpal Sandhu in action. (File photo). BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER Arusha’s top rally driver Gurpal Sandhu is one of the favourites in tomorrow’s (Sunday, August 2, 2026) Euro Cables Rally of Kisarawe, where he will compete alongside co-driver Dave Sihoka in a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X. Sandhu will be seeking a strong result after…
BY CORRESPONDENT NADEEM YUSSUF Young Issaya Mollel emerged as one of the brilliant performers at AGC Tennis 10s Tournament after defeating his teammate Armaan Nadim 6-3 in the Boys’ Under-10 final at the Arusha Gymkhana Club (AGC) last weekend. The victory completed a successful weekend for the Arusha Gymkhana Club Youth Development Programme whose players…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER VICE-PRESIDENT Emmanuel Nchimbi has directed relevant authorities to accelerate the construction of roads serving the new Arusha Stadium to ensure they are completed ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Nchimbi issued the directive during an inspection of the stadium last week where he reviewed progress on the…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER ARUSHA’S philanthropist and poultry entrepreneur, Mrs Faye Cran, widely known as Mama Kuku, celebrated her 85th birthday last week, marking a milestone in a life that has brought hope, dignity and opportunity to thousands of disadvantaged Tanzanians. Born in England during the Second World War, Mrs Cran moved to East…
BY ADAMA DIENG International law is often judged by the eloquence of its principles and the sophistication of its institutions. Yet for civilians in armed conflict, the only meaningful question is far simpler: Does the law still protect us? International humanitarian law and international criminal law represent humanity’s determination that even war must have limits….
BY DAVID CHIKOKO The 32nd Northern Zone Agribition Agriculture, opens to the public today at the Nane Nane Grounds in Themi, Njiro, Arusha. The exhibition, popularly known as Nane Nane, will run until August 9, 2026, bringing together farmers, livestock keepers, fishermen researchers, entrepreneurs, investors and representatives of public and private institutions. This year’s exhibition…
FROM THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER IN OMAN Air Tanzania has launched direct scheduled flights between Dar es Salaam and Muscat, Oman, opening a new travel option for tourists, business people and Tanzanians living and working in the Gulf state. The inaugural flight departed Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA) on Saturday, July 25, 2026 and was…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER For her first pregnancy, young Careen Remi carried not just one heartbeat in her womb but five, which is rare and delicate, yet she followed medical advice and held onto the singular hope that she and her husband, Robert Frank, would return home with a unique bundle of joy. But…
